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Grace Wu

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Alison Lee

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Lia &amp; Addison welcome guest Chyna Grace Wu to the Practical Magical Podcast to discuss her fascinating life. Chyna is from Hong Kong and traveled the world as a model before moving to New York City. In New York, she studied death and dying and became a grief counselor while studying Tibetan Buddhism. She now lives in Scottsdale, Arizona and is an artist and counselor. Visit DyingToLive.net to learn more. Run time: 1:03:21.

Lia &amp; Addison welcome guest Chyna Grace Wu to the Practical Magical Podcast to discuss her fascinating life. Chyna is from Hong Kong and traveled the world as a model before moving to New York City. In New York, she studied death and dying and became a grief counselor while studying Tibetan Buddhism. She now lives in Scottsdale, Arizona and is an artist and counselor. Visit <a href="http://DyingToLive.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DyingToLive.net</a> to learn more. Run time: 1:03:21.

Grief Counseling and Dream Exploration with Chyna Grace Wu - Episode 8

By Adam Turteltaubadam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.orgEven the best compliance initiative can’t survive a bad rollout.  That’s why it’s essential that the planning is done properly.In this podcast Grace Wu de Plaza, Director, Compliance &amp; Corporate Integrity, Farmer Mac, advises that before embarking on a new initiative compliance officers should think about three things first: 	How you will communicate the importance of the initiative to senior leaders to get their go-ahead 	How to socialize the idea with key stakeholders to help them become your champions 	How to continually market post-launchGrace points out the third point is a critical one, since ongoing support is so important to a program’s success.  Key elements of the continuous marketing plan include milestones, specific tasks and dates, and ensuring employees know their roles and responsibilities.  And, of course, you need metrics to provide measurable results.Listen in to learn more about how to ensure your compliance initiative is properly planned and successfully implemented.

By Adam Turteltaub adam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org Even the best compliance initiative can’t survive a bad rollout.  That’s why it’s essential that the planning is done properly. In this podcast Grace Wu de Plaza, Director, Compliance &amp; Corporate Integrity, Farmer Mac, advises that before embarking on a new initiative compliance officers should think about three things first: 	How you will communicate the importance of the initiative to senior leaders to get their go-ahead 	How to socialize the idea with key stakeholders to help them become your champions 	How to continually market post-launch Grace points out the third point is a critical one, since ongoing support is so important to a program’s success.  Key elements of the continuous marketing plan include milestones, specific tasks and dates, and ensuring employees know their roles and responsibilities.  And, of course, you need metrics to provide measurable results. Listen in to learn more about how to ensure your compliance initiative is properly planned and successfully implemented.

Grace Wu de Plaza on Rolling out New Compliance Initiatives [Podcast]